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Posted: Jul 28 2010 12:46 am

If you haven't known, the First seasons of Johnny Bravo and Courage the Cowardly Dog have recently been released on DVD. The first season of Dexter's lab will also be released on october as well.

So has anyone got them yet? I just got the one for Courage today.

Posted: Jul 28 2010 05:53 am

Coooool. Maybe I should get three copies of the Johnny Bravo DVDs to improve the odds we'll actually get the next two seasons.

Posted: Jul 28 2010 02:24 pm

Oddly enough, while the Jonny Bravo DVD has bonud features, the Courage one does not. Which is a shame, because that meant that it doesn't have the pilot episode.

Posted: Jul 28 2010 06:53 pm

Once they get off their assess and release the entire Courage I'll get it. You just know they'll eventually release the entire series and I'll get screwed over buying them a season at a time when they only release the third season in the complete collection... Darn you, DVDs. Be complete from the start.

Posted: Jul 28 2010 07:25 pm

I may get Dexter's Lab.

Posted: Jul 30 2010 07:17 am

At this point, they should be releasing the complete series on each of these.

Posted: Jul 30 2010 10:44 am

Blackout wrote:

I may get Dexter's Lab.

I might get this one too, depending on the price. But I've got a few things I'd rather get first.

Title: Titlating Joined: Dec 17 2007 Posts: 5042

They release single series to see how high interest is.

Joined: May 22 2008 Location: Goshen, VA Posts: 6544

That's dumb.

Title: Titlating Joined: Dec 17 2007 Posts: 5042

Well it's not very profitable to just release whatever you and your friends want. You have to test the water.

Posted: Jul 31 2010 08:04 pm

No, it's dumb. Cartoon Network fucked me up the ass by releasing PPG Season 1, then taking a couple years off and switching straight to the complete series. I'll never buy another single season DVD from them again, because I no longer trust them to jerk me through to completion.

I'm sure there are plenty of other people who feel the same way. Which means people who are interested in the DVDs won't buy them. Which means they won't sell well. Which means we'll never see Season/Volume 2.

A Johnny Bravo box set would be pretty ace, especially if they get Butch and Seth to do episode commentaries.

Posted: Jul 31 2010 08:41 pm

Well season one of Johnny Bravo had commentary by Butch, but not by Seth. And for some reason it's got a 14+ rating here. That's aload of bullshit.

Joined: Nov 03 2006 Posts: 763

I'll have to watch Johnny bravo again, but i don't recall liking it that much. The young strong white guy with blonde hair cartoon character right? I've been more into anime than those cartoons. But some american cartoons i have liked, such as Avatar: The last air bender, justice league, junior justice league, teen titans, the power puff girls, ben 10... these weren't neccessariely my favorite show, or things i watched consistently.. just some of the us made catroons that i find the most entertaining and well done. There are others, but those are what come to mind.. I remmber watching johnny braavo just don't remember liking it tha tmuch.. hmm.

Posted: Aug 02 2010 12:18 am

JonSnow wrote:

I'll have to watch Johnny bravo again, but i don't recall liking it that much. The young strong white guy with blonde hair cartoon character right? I've been more into anime than those cartoons. But some american cartoons i have liked, such as Avatar: The last air bender, justice league, junior justice league, teen titans, the power puff girls, ben 10... these weren't neccessariely my favorite show, or things i watched consistently.. just some of the us made catroons that i find the most entertaining and well done. There are others, but those are what come to mind.. I remmber watching johnny braavo just don't remember liking it tha tmuch.. hmm.

Well seeing as how this's a Cartoon Network, topic I have the perfect reponse to this.

*Puts on a flowly nightgown*

Hullaballoo and howdy do

Musty prawns and timbuktu

Yeltzy bye and hippity poo

Kick 'em in the dishpan hoo hoo hoo

Posted: Aug 02 2010 11:44 am

is it bad that i know thats from courage the cowardly dog?

Posted: Aug 03 2010 09:21 pm

Nah.

Posted: Aug 08 2010 12:20 pm

Wow, I agree with Syd, just release the whole series.

The only one I would be really interested in would be Dexter's Lab.

Title: The Self-Titler Joined: Aug 14 2010 Posts: 598

I would go for Johnny Bravo. Courage had a very dark feel to it... wouldn't want the DVD in my house.

Posted: Aug 19 2010 05:36 pm

Courage was so unique, everything about it, especially the animation.

Posted: Aug 31 2010 07:13 pm

But they better discount Dexter 2.0 since it was no more than a 75% Dexter effort.

Posted: Aug 31 2010 07:40 pm

Andrew Man wrote:

Courage was so unique, everything about it, especially the animation.

It was a weird goofy horror mix thing. Certainly nothing quite like it and one of my faves when I was younger.

Posted: Sep 01 2010 04:15 am

I liked Courage alot, too. I'll pick it up if a full series DVD is released. I'm waiting for some Cow & Chicken DVDs.

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The King and Queen of Cheese!

Ed Edd & Eddy would also be nice.

Wizard Joined: Jun 12 2009 Posts: 4209

Thunderhorse wrote:

Ed Edd & Eddy would also be nice.

That show was my childhood.

Posted: Sep 02 2010 11:07 pm

Guys, how could any of you forget Sheep in the big city? That show was great.

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Posted: Sep 03 2010 10:12 am

Mr Takosuke wrote:

Guys, how could any of you forget Sheep in the big city? That show was great.

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